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Rojo Park

芦城公園

Rojo Park occupies the former third bailey of Komatsu Castle, featuring stone monuments, statues of feudal lord Toshitsune Maeda, multiple ponds, and cultural facilities.

Sakura pond in the Rojo Park
Sakura pond in the Rojo Park © Asturio Cantabrio, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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EveryoneFree
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Marunochikoemmachi, Komatsu-Shi, Ishikawa 〒 923-0903Komatsu Station 小松 (IR Ishikawa Railway Line)Walk 12 minutes

Rojo Park is a 41,345 square meter park located in Marunouchi Park Town, Komatsu City. It is a part of Sannomaru, the third bailey of Komatsu Castle, where Toshitsune Maeda, the third lord of the Kaga Domain, retired. Despite its Sannomaru status, its creation began in 1906, and it was named Rojo Park in the same year. The park features stone monuments and statues of Toshitsune Maeda, two ponds (Ayame Pond and Sakura Pond), and a pond spring circuit garden with Tsukiyama (artificial hills) in the background. It is also a popular spot for cherry blossoms. In addition, there are various cultural facilities such as museums and libraries in and around the park.

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Cherry Blossom

Rojo Park Cherry Blossoms

A park in Komatsu transforms each spring with more than 130 cherry trees forming spectacular pink canopies along its walking paths.

15 Mar – 15 Apr 2027 · Dates not yet confirmedKomatsu · Ishikawa
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